Sentence examples for most frequent additional from inspiring English sources

In both groups, the most frequent additional hypopituitary deficiency was luteinzing hormone/follicle-stimulating hormone, followed by adrenocorticotropic hormone and thyroid-stimulating hormone.

In BL, the most frequent additional anomaly is the duplication of 1q [31] [31].

Among patients in whom HIV-1 status was known (n = 324), 72% of TB patients (n = 232) had an additional illness to tuberculosis; new AIDS defining illnesses (n = 80) were the most frequent additional illnesses (n = 208) in HIV-1 co-infected patients (n = 291).

Most PCGs displayed ATN start codons, with ATG and ATT as the most frequent (Additional file 3: Table S1).

To ascertain the clinical significance of the most frequent additional cytogenetic events in a large series of patients with ET, the present collaborative retrospective study was initiated.

The top six most frequent additional domains were IPR001650 (Helicase, C-terminal), IPR014001 (DEAD-like helicase), IPR011545 (DNA/RNA helicase, DEAD/DEAH box type, N-terminal), IPR003100 (Argonaute/Dicer protein, PAZ), IPR006935 (UvrABC complex, subunit B), and IPR014720 (Double-stranded RNA-binding-like) (Additional file 4).

This allele was present in four individuals always as the most frequent one (Cluster1) (Additional file 2: Table S2), and the ratio in frequency compared to the second most frequent cluster (Cluster2) ranged in average from 1.9 to 3.9 fold for these individuals, reinforcing the hypothesis that this allele is always present in duplicate.

Furthermore, the high 3' variability could not be immediately explained by 3'→5' degradation events as we found the variation to be broadly distributed on both sides of the most frequent 3' end (see Additional file 2). Figure 6c shows the 5' versus 3' variability for individual miRNAs.

Further prospective and multicenter studies are required to determine risk factors for IH in these children and to evaluate the impact of a prophylactic inspection of the inguinal canal in order to prevent the most frequent complication and additional surgical procedures in BA patients.

AG, CT, GA and TC transitions were found to be the most frequent substitution types (see Additional file 1), which is reflected by a mean transversion/transition ratio (Tv/Ts) of 0.62.

Our hybrid approach, as outlined in Additional file 1: Figure S4, allowed us to perform the (twenty-fold) largest study of KIR3DL1/3DS1 copy number in T1D to date, and to test for association in eight of the most frequent copy number groups (Additional file 1: Table S5).